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NC Agriculture Agents tour living shoreline

Central Office, Educate, Living Shorelines, Low Impact Development, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaJuly 9, 2018

On Thursday, June 28, the North Carolina Coastal Federation gave a group of North Carolina Association of County Agricultural Agents (NCACAA) a tour of the living shoreline at the North…

2017-18 AmeriCorps members wrap up terms

Central Office, Educate, Northeast Office, Southeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanJune 28, 2018

Kate Conery, Wrightsville Beach office What was your favorite part about working for the North Carolina Coastal Federation? Of being an AmeriCorps member? All of my favorite experiences with the…

Seaside little bluestem plants available for pickup

Central OfficeBy Danielle HermanJune 27, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation’s Ocean office currently has about 100 seaside little bluestem plants available for pickup on a first-come, first-served basis. If you own beachfront property on Bogue…

Field trip with the Brad Sneeden Marine Science Academy

Central Office, Educate, Living ShorelinesBy Sam RuarkJune 25, 2018

Last week, 47 middle school students from the Brad Sneeden Marine Science Academy received a lesson on estuaries and quadrant studies from the North Carolina Coastal Federation. The students went…

Living shoreline experiment conducted on Carrot Island

Central Office, Living Shorelines, Marine Debris, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaJune 20, 2018

Two of the main goals of the North Carolina Coastal Federation are to reduce the amount of marine debris on our coast and construct more living shorelines as an alternative…

Students across the coast take field trips with federation staff

Central Office, Educate, Environmental Justice, Living Shorelines, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and Preserve, Southeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanMay 30, 2018

All three regional offices took field trips to special coastal places in May, helping North Carolina students more fully experience the state’s beautiful coast. Many of these students had only…

Crystal Coast-area Boys & Girls Clubs learn more about coastal environment

Central Office, EducateBy Danielle HermanMay 23, 2018

Local Boys & Girls Club groups have learned a lot about the North Carolina coast this year thanks to a multi-week education program developed and run by AmeriCorps Member Kristin…

Programs aim to educate girls on coastal science

Central Office, EducateBy CarolineMay 9, 2018

Staff in the North Carolina Coastal Federation participated in two events recently that were focused on getting girls interested in math, science and technology. The first event, Girls Exploring Science…

2018 Earth Day recap

Central Office, Educate, Northeast Office, Southeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanMay 4, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation staff spent a busy weekend celebrating Earth Day last month, with multiple events going on in all three coastal regions and in the Triangle. Earth…

Camp Albemarle living shoreline almost complete

Central Office, Living Shorelines, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineApril 11, 2018

In summer 2017, the North Carolina Coastal Federation began the construction of a 300-linear foot living shoreline at Camp Albemarle on Bogue Sound. The project is now only a few…

Waterfront property owners learn about living shorelines

Central Office, Living Shorelines, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineApril 9, 2018

Fourteen local waterfront property owners gathered on March 29 at the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s Ocean office to learn how living shorelines, an environmentally friendly alternative to bulkheads and seawalls,…

Spring break groups make a difference on the coast

Central Office, Educate, Northeast OfficeBy CarolineMarch 28, 2018

Thirty-two college students worked with the North Carolina Coastal Federation in March, dedicating their spring breaks to community service and coastal restoration. Read more about their hard work. Wanchese Nine…

A look back at our February cleanups

Central Office, Marine Debris, Northeast OfficeBy CarolineFebruary 26, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation has already hosted five cleanups this year, and two of those took place this month at Fort Macon State Park and a section of adopted…

Leadership Carteret learns about reducing stormwater runoff

Central Office, Educate, StormwaterBy Danielle HermanFebruary 5, 2018

The Leadership Carteret class of 2018 learned about stormwater runoff at this year’s visit to the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s Ocean office. Leadership Carteret is an annual program that brings together…

Cleaning up the coast in 2018

Central Office, Educate, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and Preserve, Southeast OfficeBy CarolineFebruary 5, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation hosted three marine debris cleanups in January to kick off its 2018 marine debris work and to celebrate the Lost Fishing Gear Recovery Project, a…

2017 volunteer appreciation parties celebrate accomplishments

Central Office, Coastal Champions, Places & Critters, Northeast Office, Southeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanJanuary 19, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation staff members ended 2017 on a sweet note after getting to spend time with volunteers and project partners at the annual volunteer appreciation parties. Each…

Volunteers clean up more than 5,000 pounds of marine debris

Central Office, Marine Debris, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineNovember 28, 2017

In November, 52 volunteers helped the North Carolina Coastal Federation clean up marine debris near Harkers Island and at Wards Creek Bridge in Bettie. Both cleanups were part of a…

Volunteers help complete 8.8-acre salt marsh restoration project

Central Office, Restore and Preserve, Stormwater, WetlandsBy CarolineOctober 24, 2017

On Oct. 12, the North Carolina Coastal Federation completed a salt marsh restoration project at the headwaters of Williston Creek at the North River Wetlands Preserve. Nine volunteers and four…

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